New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26
cept as ne pnty. and that he will withdraw from tho
political field the meeting Of Republicans about 10 be
held at Tours approves the action OF the committee
MBERLiIN SEES TROEBLE L.
BITTER LANGUAGE Al lSLINGTON.

ATTACKING THE IRISH IN AMERICA AND CONNER
C1AL UNION WITH CANADA.
LONDON. Oct. 25.-The Foreign Office has issued cir
cuar announcing that Mr.. Chamberlain will depart for
Washington early IN November and will bs accompanied
by Mr. Bcrgpe. Superintendent OF the Treaty Depart
ment and Mr. Maycock another atlche OF tho Foreign
Office
meeting was held at Islingon today in honor OF
Joseph Chamberlain Resolutions were adopted express
ing safsfact his appointment the Fisheries Com
mission and the that he would he successful in his
announced intention 10 promote harm"ny and goodwin
bcween the United states and England.
Mr. Chamberlain replied that he appreciated this rcf
erenee to the honorable and important mission upon
which he would embark in the course OF few days lie
was well aware that tho task fun Of difficulty. Tho
question was complicated one anl 1t involved enor =
nous interests several occasions during the present
century had gone toward enda nCerns the amcable
relations existing between the two great branches OF the
Anglosaxon whose cordial amity must he the earn
desire OF every friend OF peace and civilization
lChecrs Unfortunately the difficulties his way were
not those Inherent IN tho case or directly Iii vowed III the
Issue TO b. decided
They all had tecgrs said the speakcr. stating
that Irish Americans would do all in thor power to mar
his mission and would he able TO prevent is success
The OF the statement might be tainted yet 1t
represented tho undoubted fact that Americans
we're ready every effort TO prevent settlement
There had been time during the last thirty years
when the Irish in America had not been willing TO use
the privileges conceded them by their adopted conn-
try in order 10 dssension and promote feeng be
tween Great Britain and America. " Hear. Hear.
More than they had shown their readiness To eop,
ardize interests OF adopted country IN
der 10 reo or ancled injuries He was not san-
gune enough TO anticipate that the present occasion
they would change their policy, but he was encoura ed
10y the belief that tAe vast majority OF native Americans
cheers. and every Englishmsn and scochman In tho
United Kingdom would regard fraiIcidal conflict he
the countries crime OF the deepest dye.
They earnestly de-irou Of amcablc and honor
able settlement and would allow IL to be ieopardzed
by party rancor or personal feelings. w Hear Hear. y
This woui be his las, speech before leaving for Amer
ica Mr. Cnsnbera declared so lie would refer to an
other telegram stating that The Toronto G'obe hal com
meided upon words ia of his speeches IN Ulster
construng them into insult 10 all Canadians There
great misapprehensi0n o. his meaning. What hs
has sad was that there part Of Calsla seeking
commercial union with the United states. which would
practically mean free trade between Canada and
the United states, while at the Same time Canada
was 10 continue to impose protective duties on
import. from the mother country. Canada 10 give
preiereI 10 every article OF manufacture from the
United states over manufactures from Great Britain.
lie had said tnat the people Of Canada desired an AZ
rlugrncnt OF that kind Ae did not doubt that tey would
be able lie did not think anybody In Eng
Land would attempt 10 prevent snch arrangement b.
force but he had remarked that ia that ease ali the ad-
OF the sen Ter TIE which sil bound Canada to
Eugad would disappear as dras England waHcoucernod
and not hkei! that lie people o. Great Britain
would continue much LONGER to sustain the on. iiions
and responsibilities Of relat on.hp all the reciprocal
heucG> Of wlicl had been wihdr~ WI. 80 H. had sad
that c.al uuion o. this kind. n j. ever came about
would bc the frs step toward signal and practical epar
aron. that matter of fact lie co If not conceive
now human being "ih grain II f-i,on conII l'c.n
that there was an thing Insulting lu this statement
" Hear, hear
Mr chamberlain said he not sorry foi icOccasipn
make t- reference What vivid A.At d threw upon
the general question OF Ireland. Nr. Gladstone had
gsin an s-AI lo;el rantlt an 'trAtion Of how
l.a gland ant4!n Imperial cDntD! over matter,
OF imperial Iutcrcs,. w.I.e allowing entire indie
pcndencc all domestic business. m
TorD,tt, GiDb~ ia tho sane article hsd
SAID that Canada Ind reached stage OF
opeut where her choice must prevail over AL con
sicr IONS Iltt ~t tltt ana IA htl tie rg ~ q IL
,oud not aI~p -" ~ I- Int c.is dem ici
~ follow her ~ rr->'. without reference - the
OF tho mother !ut =, HDusl fur slbc" q as
Gesi 81 :at ice among tAO.e expressly Withdrawn
l.On Err Cosulin'e by tar Constitution.